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question, first glance sorbet looks like an awkward version of typing syntax wise that makes ruby look like other languages. At that point what still stands out
by grogenaut 3y ago
question, first glance sorbet looks like an awkward version of typing syntax wise that makes ruby look like other languages. At that point what still stands out about ruby that makes it still great with a lot of type overhead? I did ruby / rails for years and enjoyed int. Just wondering.
- ecshafer 3y agoI am not a fan of sorbet. I just know its been relatively painless. I haven't really had any extra confidence refactoring from Sorbet, nor have I noticed much beyond it being another step in making code. Mostly I think its kind of an ugly solution, and I would like something else for optional typing.